california's new governor celebrates his return to the office that he left 28 years ago today. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. a generation ago, jerry brown championed fiscal restraint and he is california's governor once again. >> i, jerry brown --

>> do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend. >> the ceremony lasted less than an hour. thousands attended including arnold schwarzenegger. supporters threw a party and this evening was the official reception. ken wayne is live from the latest event. >> reporter: jerry brown is spending his first night as the new governor in sacramento after hosting a reception at the california state railroad museum. jerry brown didn't give a speech or talk to reporters. the new governor worked the crowd at an invitation only event that drew about 4,000 people. one of the questions on the minds of many here is how he will deal with the state's budget deficit. one vert says he is the only

one that could get it done. >> jerry is a great politician. if anyone is able to convince people what needs to be done it is jerry. >> reporter: one thing he will not be able to count son the federal government. >> the republicans in the house are simply saying no to all those programs. the state and the federal government will have to pull themselves up. >> reporter: brown indicated there there -- will be pain but who will feel it? >> he is going to hit the universities and education and prisons. somehow he will have to close state parks. >> reporter: and he will have to work with republicans who rarely got along with the outgoing republican governor, arnold schwarzenegger. >> it will be a dance and i hope the governor is up to it. >> reporter: the governor has said he is up to it. but are californians ready for more drastic cuts in state services? live in sacramento, ken wayne,

ktvu channel 2 news. in his inaugural speech brown talked about the deficit. he said he plans to introduce a budget next monday. >> a plan represents my best understanding of our real dilemmas and possibilities. it is a tough budget for tough times. >> the new governor is 72 years old and at this stage of his life he has not come to sacramento to embrace delay and denial and capped it off with a familiar refrain. >> california, here i come, right back where i started from. >> www.ktvu.com has more video from the inauguration including extended clips of brown's address. just look for the politics tab. for a brief time brown's website listed his wife as this -- the chief of staff. it was a mistake made by the previous administration. she will play a prominent role in his administration. he will name an executive

secretary tomorrow other members of the state took office today. the insurance commissioner was sworn in, returning for a second time are the state controller and the secretary. also, the first female attorney general in the state was inaugurated today as well. more on that is coming up after a 10:30. political pay back following mayor gavin newsom's decision to delay his swearing in as the lieutenant governor. a board of supervisors committee refused to approve six out of nine of his last- minute appointments. he will not step down until the new board is installed on january 8th. it would fall to the new board to pick his replacement. >> to approve these appointments and not allowed to make an interim appointment.

>> knewsome is planning an inaugural party for january 10th. the city of oakland has a new mayor tonight. it is the first asian american mayor and the first woman mayor of the city. she said her priority is to improve the lives of the children of oakland to help all residents. she grew up in oakland's chinatown in a family that arrived there 104 years ago. >> one story is just one of those in oakland. together we will create an epic story of a great city. thank you very much. >> earlier she led her supporters on a walking tour can tracing her roots from chinatown to the fox theater. she will be a different mare than rondellems. the mayor opened up city hall to the general public tonight,

including her new office. patti lee is live at city hall where the celebrating just wrapped up. >> reporter: about a thousand people attended the event which was rich in historical evidence. pomp and circumstance replaced by sign up streets. photo ops are standard activities for mayors but jean kwan ushered in a new era by inviting the public to visit her during an open house. >> i stood in line because i have never been in the mayor's office. i wanted to see inside. >> reporter: for denise parker, a 14-year city employee, this is a welcome moment. >> thank you for opening it up. 14 years i have been with the city. >> you never been in here? >> >> reporter: for others her assent to the mayor's office is historically significant. >> i'm so excited and happy.

>> reporter: may beck and her partner can't wait for their 6- year-old daughter to meet kwan. >> she can see her in office and she can say i can be a mayor or a politician or president of the united states and you know, it starts here. and i'm getting goose bumps thinking about it. >> reporter: kwan started her first day as mayor by calling for volunteers to help the city tackle problems and the workers started recruiting at the open house. >> i think her approach of calling people out to responsibility or their own power is really great. >> we checked in with the city employees who manned the tables and said it was unorthodox but productive. they signed up hundreds of potential volunteers. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. and now former mayor of oakland did not attend the inauguration. she said he was unable too because of family issues but did not elaborate.

southbound lanes of highway 101 were closed after a garbage truck overturned it at 5:25 at the height of the evening commute. the driver of the california waste solutions truck lost control and the truck overturned at the intersection of 101 and i-880. the truck was leaking oil. the driver suffered injuries but they are not life threatennening. the san jose family asking for help in finding a hit and run driver that struck a teenaged boy. the boy's stepmother treated this anymore the middle of the road until the ambulance arrived. >> reporter: today friends gathered at the regional medical center of san jose where kate has spent the first days of the new year unconscious. >> the most terrifying nightmare of a parent. >> reporter: the hit and run happened 6:00 p.m.

new year's eve minutes after his car and another vehicle collided on the highway. he was with his 15-year-old brother hunter. >> he told me to go home. >> reporter: it appears that kayden went to exchange information with the driver when a third vehicle hit him and drive off. witnesses could son-in-law say it was a dark suv. kayden's father arrived at the scene and found his son bleeding in the road. >> he was unconscious, bleeding, head wounds. you know, going into shock, basically. >> reporter: his stepmother is a trained emt and ran to help. >> i had to say it was really difficult to look at your son laying in the road. >> reporter: tonight the senior at santa teresa high school is recovering with gashes on his head, metal tapes and a bruised lung. >> knowing that the person hit him and just left. i can't comprehend that. >> reporter: tonight it appears

thatcade listen recover from his usuals but they hope that police will catch the driver who left him here on the road. the rain is gone for now but i'm tracking fog in the bay area that will impact the morning commute. i'll tell you where will be the thickest. what we are hearing could happen as early as tomorrow federal investigators put the rush on safety changes for pg&e. but how

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federal investigators are calling on pg&e to find and fix other potentially faulty gas lines before they explode like the one in introduce know. they issued seven representations, six labeled urgent. we are live in the introduce know with reaction. >> reporter: eight people died in this neighborhood. 50 homes were damaged or destroyed. damaged like this house, unliveable. survivors welcome the reforms but note they come too late. nancy and marla grabbed their pets and ran. their home just 500 feet from the explosion's epicenter.

investigators soon found the burst pipe was welded, not seamless as records showed. now they are point guard told to look for other lines and test them now. they are telling us bits and pieces and what we want to hear. >> pipelines should not be land mines. >> reporter: jackie spear calls it a crisis of credibility for pg&e. if you don't know what is under the ground you cannot operate safely. >> reporter: the ntsb recommends that any questionable gas lines be up through water testing. and the board wants word spread nationwide warning other utilities this could happen to them too. >> we have already started looking at all of our records. >> reporter: pg&e says even without the ntsb it is reviewing records but can't talk about a timetable, results

or testing so far. >> are the records accurate or inaccurate? >> that i could check and find out and let you know. >> reporter: the survivors watch the process skeptical and saddened by what was lost. >> we don't know if we are going to the stay here. and this is our home. >> reporter: the ntsb also says it is urgent that the puc, the watchdog watch pg&e better. in two months the full board will have hear innovation washington into the explosion and how to improve gas pipeline safety across the country. reporting live, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we posted the letter to pgxe on our website, www.ktvu.com. just click on the introduce know fire tab. more more fallout after a favrey video released this

weekend. the favrey is considering firing the person who was the second in command on the u.s.s. enterprise when the videos were produced he is now the commander of the nuclear powered aircraft. president obama and democrats are heading to a battle with republicans in the house over health care reform. republican leaders plan to hold votes on repealing the health care overhaul plan one piece at a time. but they don't have an alternative plan to offer and democrats say they will fight it every step of the way. the full repeal of the entire health care package would be difficult. a group of democratic senators wants to put limits on filibusters. one wants them only to be used to hold up a final vote on a bill. that is the first day of the new congress and the only day that senate rules can be change bade simple majority. in the past two years there

have been a record 89 filibusters in the senate. the mother of a slain student and san diego county district attorney accused arnold schwarzenegger of [ inaudible ] nunez was originally sentenced to 16 years in prison. schwarzenegger ref deuced his sentence to seven years and the family is furious. >> i think it is despicable and a brazen injustice to luis and our family. >> in commuting the sentence schwarzenegger called it excessive. el dorado county prosecutors want to hear the audio tape between philip garrido and asciis.

prosecutors argue they need access to the recording to prepare for the hearing to determine his competency to stand trial. a judge sealed the tape until the report is finished. we learned the identities of a couple shot to death in their home yesterday. they are a 66-year-old man and a 68 ideal woman. detectives said there was no public safety concern. frank was a real estate broker in campbell. she was a social worker. police say a 22-year-old woman is blind bars in connection with a double shooting that left two men seriously injured at the hamilton marketplace shopping center. alexander coil was arrested a half hour after the shooting. people at the safeway were shocked to see the crime scene. >> i come here every morning for coffee before work: it is

upsetting. >> investigators say it is not clear if coil was the shooter or in the suspect vehicle at the time of the shooting. the santa clara county coroner identified the man killed by a vta light rail. his death is being investigated as an accident. the woman whose body was found on highway 101 also in san jose was identified today by the county coroner as a 21- year-old of san jose. the california highway patrol is keeping tight lipped about other details concerning her death. her body was found on the northbound side of the freeway on saturday at 4:00 in the morning. the grapevine is open to traffic but caltrans is advising those with trailers and campers not to use i-5 overnight. from sunday afternoon until noon today, snow and ice closed

part of the route which connected the valley to los angeles. in las vegas mother nature is providing the newest attraction, snow. about an inch fell overnight in the city with up to six inches on the higher elevations. by late today the snow had melted but the damage was done at the airport where the flights had to be canceled. and we have fog forming out there right now. plenty of fog showing up in the sacramento area up around woodland as well. tonight's story will be the fog. it is drying out. the fog in the inland bay valley. tomorrow morning there will be a good dose of it in woodland, davis, vacaville and livermore and clayton. the dew point is 36 degrees. the temperature is 37 degrees. once the temperature drops one more degree in santa rosa, the clouds will form. that is what the dew point is,

when the temperature is reached, fog formation. 32 is the forecast overnight low. 33 in vallejo. i have fog up in fairfield and the antioch and brentwood and livermore. fog the big story. no dense fog advisory yet. i will let you know about the fog and the rain and when it will return later in the forecast. stocks surge on wall street but it is a sign of what is to come? >> i think it will turn around. >> why many investors are staying out despite the gains. the stanford football team

a club in san francisco's tender loyal is barred from

selling alcohol indefinitely, the club called poly-esters lost its liquor license after allowing minors inside. police have had reports of assaults and public drunkenness there. the california highway patrol reported today that the number of dui arrests was down over the new year's weekend but fatalities were up in the bay area. there were 140 cry drivers arrested for driving under the influence maimed to 237 last year. the new york stock exchange climbed into a post recession high. the dow gained 93 points and the nasdaq was up 38 points. tom vacar has a look at what is weighing on the market and preventing a larger rally. >> reporter: independent investment advisor lives by the

advice she gives clients. many are interested in reinvesting but they are cautious. >> the question is is it sustainable? >> reporter: with more than a million dollars being held by individual investors, a return to the rising market would put the overall market higher. >> if the people decide to invest it will have a positive effect on the market. >> reporter: folks at this district have divided opinions. >> i am staying the course. >> i am nervous about the economy. so is everyone i know. and so we are not optimistic. >> i left my money -- lost my money during the fall and i rebounded and made all the gapes. >> i spoke to one musician who has handled his own investments for 30 years and he says it is nothing you can be cavalier about. >> one thing i did learn is i will never have 100% of my money in the market.

>> reporter: ciggy is a chorus member in the opera. he is putting money back in. >> if you stand on the sidelines, it passes you by. >> reporter: one thing that investors worry about is inflation, the phenomenon where your money buys less and less. >> people worry that although i have a lot of assets tied up in the investments will they keep up with the inflation. >> stay on the sidelines you will not keep up with inflation which will come back in a vicious way. >> i think it will turn around. i think unemployment will come down. >> reporter: any significant drop in unemployment or increase in home sales will be a powerful elixir to cure what ails the stock market going forward. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. one thing that could influence investors bank closures.

last year 157 were closed. california was home to 11 failed banks last year including three in the bay area, sonoma county and oakland's innovative bank. it is time to recognize the need for some drastic repair. talking tough on crime. how california's new torque wants to end a cycle of convictions. it is called a cancer breakthrough, the

a stanford cardinal football team capped off its best season since 1940 with a win in the orange bowl tonight. the final score was 40-12.

now they face two huge questions in the off season. and lloyd lacuesta is live on the campus. >> reporter: the football team was 3,000 miles away in miami. still, stanford stadium tonight was rocking. cheers cheers >> we dominate. that is just how we roll. >> reporter: tonight stanford rolled over virginia tech in the oregon bowl. >> this is not just an academic school. >> reporter: stanford opened up the sky box and turned on the jumbotron screen to let the students enjoy the cardinal's first major bowl appearance in ten years. >> i usually wear this for class but honestly i just wanted to have fun. >> reporter: the seats the students sat in normally go for $400 each plus the $5,000

donation to be up here. economics play a role in whether andrew luck will leave school and go pro and whether jim harbaugh goes to another team including possibly the 49ers >> this is the right time to take advantage of the opportunities. >> reporter: despite being fourth in the nation, stanford stadium had a lot of empty seats in the past season. >> we are building the culture. >> the campus is excited for football. >> reporter: tomorrow there will be a rally to welcome the cardinal back and we will learn if the coach and quarterback will also be back. live at stanford university, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. the celebrating started as soon as the game ended. more on the victory and reaction coming up in sports. we have a slide show of the game on www.ktvu.com.

look for the slide shows tab. the california supreme court rules that police are legally allowed to search cell phone text messages without a warrant if the cell phone is on the person when that person is arrested. the search is permitted under the u.s. supreme court rulings that allow warrantless searches of pieces of process such as clothing and cigarettes. the search of text messages is highly intrusive and could have been carried out after a warrant was obtained. the high court refused to hear an appeal by dura flame. dura flame logs are made from expressed sawdust, veck able and plant wax. a problem with wiring caused a fire that bushed a family out of their home at 3:00 this morning at the home on 46th street between west and market streets. the mother smelled smoke and

got the home out of the house. the home had working smoke detectors but they didn't go off because of the fire's location in the attic. in sacramento someone through a molotov cocktail in a library drop off this morning. it triggered the sprinklers to go off. the owner of a lounge is scheduled to return to court on charges he strangled his girlfriend. prosecutors said his relationship with the woman was fraught with domestic abuse. he is accused of setting her apartment on fire after killing her in october 2009. the highway patrol is not recommended homicide charges against a taxi driver whose cab crashed kill two tourists in june. the father seen after the crash told investigators he saw smoke coming from his car before crashing into a freeway support

pillar. san francisco directer on the's office will decide whether to file charges. the new state attorney general was sworn in today. the former district attorney talked tough on crime today. jim very ga shows us what is on her agenda. >> reporter: she is promising to go after mortgage and internet fraud and polluters. but she is vowing to change the prison system that just don't work. >> when we spend twice as much on prisons as we investigate on colleges and universities and when we have organized violent criminal gangs continue to present an expanding threat across borders and prison walls, it is time to recognize the need for some drastic

repair. >> called prisons crime colleges where nonviolent offenders join gangs and commit violent crimes and 70% of convicts released from prison today are back in within three years. >> we allow politicians without insisting on policies shies that are tough and sound. >> reporter: with studies showing that truant students are the most licklikely to get in trouble she looks at a program that prosecutors the parents for truancy. if we want to make up for differences between the lack of education and the ability to survive in the streets in a way that doesn't involve crime. >> reporter: the san francisco police chief theys that the promise to work with local law enforcement works for him. >> she is a visionary. she has very, very high expectations of herself and the

people around her. i think that what we need to do now is get up and make it happen. >> reporter: she wants to lead the way and not do it herself. she doesn't the-- have the power to change much but it's she could lead a coordination to tackling problems and there are a lot of them. we should learn this week who will replace harris as san francisco's district attorney possibly as early as tomorrow. there is no specific deadline. naming a replacement up to the outgoing mayor. the new da will serve the final year of harris' term. the violent attack by a k-9 officer has the -- that has the police department answering tough questions. the forecast shows dry but the fog is a player the next

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the united negro college fund. a mind is a terrible thing to waste. the police are investigating a fatal attack after a police dog killed another dog. the incident happened a day after christmas. adam lavelle was walking his dog when it came upon the police dog. the person with the dog was not the office was a family member and suddenly says it attacked his dog. >> i say the attack lasted eight to 15 seconds but it happened so fast. i mean, that dog moved so fast. >> the police dog has been with the department for about three years. officials say there are rules about who can handle a trained dog. a neighborhood in san ramon

in hills is on alert following mountain lion sightings. the most recent behind home on claremont crest court. they have spotted to mountain lions hunting small prey such as rabbits. mountain lion attacks on humans are rare but do not approach the animals. in news of the world, in australia, the military gave supplies to a home that is in the middle of flood waters. australian officials say the area under water is the size of france and germany combined. in south germany, a overall of defenses was called for. in north korea, 100,000 people attended a rall in i for kim

jong il and they have sent out messages of conciliation mixed with threats. 200 towns and villages near moscow are without power. freezing rain, strong winds and heavy snow damaged power lines. residents complained that emergency workers demanded money to hook up the power. and -- the police had to accompany the crews. this new year federal rules about light bulbs are in effect here in california. the rules require standard incandescent light bulbs to be more energy efficient so a standard 100-watt bulb uses 20% less newsroom and consumers will save about $35 million in all. the environmental protection agency is facing a lawsuit from the oil industry. today the national petro chemical and refiner association asked a federal

appeals court to strike down a mandate that adds 50% more ethanol to blends. the epa says a congressional mandate cannot be met without higher blends a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow in los angeles to determine whether michael jackson's doctor should stand trial for the pop singer's death. he is accused of gross negligence. the district attorney's office expects the doctor to claim that jackson injected himself. facebook may have outgrown its home again. where it may now be headed. we are about to enter a interest of weather that we

some cancer experts are calling it a breakthrough. a little blood and a micro chip could hold the future to detectiving cancer before it begins or tell if a treatment is working. jury charge john fowler explains how it works. >> reporter: a new noninvasive test could take guess work out of the cancer equation. >> the more we know about cancer and finding ways to stop it, that is fabulous. >> reporter: long before any of us get a cancer tumors, cells circulate in our blood. scientists say a new test can scan billions of blood cells and find a single cancer cell. johnson & johnson announced a collaboration to bring this lab on a chip to market. it is a breakthrough that has

far reaching but unconfirmed implications. this oncologist says that the usefulness has to be proven in clinical trials. >> one doesn't know if the cells are relevant to life expectancy. the cells may not be bad cancer cells. >> reporter: the test may be most useful after treatment. this 58-year-old breast cancer survivor says after 14 cancer- free year there is now a spot on her liver. >> it might have reoccurred. >> reporter: the test could find any cancer cells that get into the bloodstream an meet signal for more aggressive treatment. >> that would be fantastic if i could find out something like that. i wouldn't have to be stressed about it. >> reporter: clinical trials may begin in two years. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. a group of environmental

and community health organizations is calling on governor brown to reverse a decision to use a pesticide approved for use last month and they want to block the use of it in california fields. the chemical is listed as a carcinogen. laboratory tests are linked to miscarriages and thyroid disease. but state officials say it can be used safety. the bay guardian newspaper announced that its battle with the weekly is over. the editor says that the papers reached a monetary settlement. in 2004 the guardian filed an antitrust against the two years ago a judge ordered sf weekly to pay damages to the guardian. the total was 21-year-old. the supreme court denied an

appeal. facebook could be making a status update. the city's mayor said that the company is looking for more space for the corporate headquarters. they could need more than 1 million square feet of office space and that is not available at its current offices. >> there aren't that many places in this local area that can accommodate that. >> sun micro system's former headquarterses is a possibility and there could be bigger changes for the website. according to published reports today, gold man saks and a russian firm are investing $500 million in facebook. that could be one step to taking the company public. the battle between online trash travel websites and american airlines is spreading. last month orbits dropped the airline when they couldn't agree on a new contract.

american airlines wants the websites to purchase a fare finding service that it owns. it is cold outside, the dew points are running high. that the dew point temperatures, the were temperatures are coming down and you are going get fog. we are seeing it in santa rosa as well. patchy fog in the alexander valley. as the temperature drops cool enough for the fog to form. we will see it in the bay area locations that are inland. looking at the low pressure center going right past us down the coast. this one kicked out to the west and it will go under us and out to los angeles and out the backside. we will start to clear out here. the pacific is setting up for the ridge of high pressure. you see the motion this way. that makes the fog form so easily and readily this time of year. fog in vacaville and

sacramento. it will be in the bay area for the next two mornings. the morning compute will be hampered by more fog. it will gradually grow. so, no dense fog advisory tonight. but there will be dense valley fog monday through friday. a warming trend because the fog will clear and when it does the temperatures will be in the 50s. this is the forecast model. look where the rain is. it is forecasting clouds and you don't see any clouds moving in other than the fog until thursday. we are dry. for the first time in a while we have a five-day forecast that shows no rain and just a lot of valley fog especially in the big valley from sacramento south to fresno. the worst time to travel in the fog is in the late night and early morning hours. the visibilitysare down to a quarter mile in davis. if you have to travel in the valley in the early morning hours try to do it before or after 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 when the fog has a chance to lift.

it lifts. visibilities get better. 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 in the morning is it as bad as it gets: tomorrow morning, 39 degrees. san jose 59 degrees tomorrow. not a bad day. 53 in vallejo. the inland temperatures are cooler than the coastal temperatures. that is the cool fog that is slower to burn in the inland bay valleys. san jose, 59. a five-day forecast that we haven't seen in a while. go back to september before we have a five-day forecast that didn't have some rain in it. it has been a really wet period. we will be dry but the fog will pose issues. >> thanks, bill. if you purchased a mega millions lottery incompetent in fremont last month check your numbers. there is a ticket out there worth $228,000.

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mark ibanez is here. what a great night for stanford. >> lady luck had absolutely nothing to do with it. andrew luck, it is a different story. stanford's quarterback and surrounding talent blasts virginia tech in the orange bowl. one of the biggest victories in the school's history. it was close in the first half. a lot of school spirit making the trip to florida. we are scoreless early. stewart gets this. 38 yards rushing in the regular

season. but he bolts 60 yards here and stanford is off and running 7- 0. and now for andrew luck as virginia tech gets back in the ball game. a perfectly thrown pass. touchdown of 25 yards. the cardinal winning the second half 27-0. luck three touchdowns alone. blows the lid off this thing. luck with a 40-12 victory under his belt. 287 yards. very efficient. four touchdown passes, one pick and they take harbaugh off the field on many a players' shoulder. here's the coach and the quarterback. >> to all of our players they fought the whole time. i love our guys. they respect the game. they respect the process of preparing. >> this trip would have been all for naught if we came home

empty handed. so thankful to be a part of this steam -- team and the university. >> and then there is the warriors. infamous with the fans and around the nba for the talent they have given away over the years. just a friendly reminder. gilbert arenas and jason richardson now on the fully loaded orlando squad. the magic take control in the 3rd. arenas looking to get it back to dwight howard. 22 points and 17 right-hands and here is jay rich. bobbing away with the three. the magic with 15 of those on the evening and they win it going away. the hottest team in all of hockey in san jose tonight, the canucks from vancouver. six straight wins and more points than any other team in

the nhl right now. top of the line entertainment if you are not results oriented for sharks fan. up three goals for the sharks. mayers has san jose up 3-2. but the canucks tie it. 47 shots on goal and this decides it. burros getting away with the high-sticking no call. breaks the 3-3 tie. 4-3 is the final. the sharks on the short end. is it a trade they will bemoan for years how they let go of gonzalez is a mystery. and colorado making sure he is a superstar on the rise. $80million deal with colorado. and he is quite a ballplayer, won the golden glove and hit over .300 and the one that got away for the a's. they cry about that all the tile and you can't blame them. great stuff for stanford.

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